Sprunki Mortality

Sprunki Mortality is a mod/demo set in the Spunky universe, but it's not just a regular music game—it's like watching a live animation with each character having a distinct personality, expressions, postures, and even... expressions.

The most surprising thing for players: this time Spunkies actually have arms, movements, and a complete nervous system, no longer just simple dots like before.

How to play Sprunki Mortality

Click on the characters (Simon, Orin, Ratty, Funbot, Mr. Sun, Mr. Tree...)—each one has their own sounds, effects, and animations, from chill to hiphop to funky to... a bit ghostly.

The music mixing at this time is not just dragging and dropping sounds but is like directing a group of characters performing with real souls.

• Simon → positive, contagious energy, main character feel
• Ratty is tired, holding a bottle of apple juice, and looks like he's sleep deprived.
• Funbot → dancing robot with… suspicious muscles
• Mr. Sun → mystical high-hat, psychedelic rhythmic spin
• Mr. Black → old, sad, regretful vibe
• Jeb → appears as a… fuzzy, half-soul entity.

The Spunkies have very human-like reactions—stroking their hair, adjusting their shirts, blinking tiredly, shrugging their shoulders to the music—giving the game a true mortality quality: lively but with a hint of finiteness.

Sprunki Mortality Features

• Not just for playing music—it tells a story through visuals.
• Each character is introduced as a miniature psychological profile.
• The game constantly hints at a hidden past—showing each piece of lore.

Sprunki Mortality is a demo but the quality is like an opening anime with interactive music. It's not loud; it's alive. Don’t overdo the jumpscare, but slowly seep into the player’s emotions. And most of all: game characters don’t just play music—they exist.